I spent last week in Rumney. In the first week of September, the mornings are crisp. I put on a sweater and slippers when I wake up, but by lunch...
On 9/11 I was transformed. Until that date I had quietly, and comfortably, lived as an American – a Muslim, a Semite, an Arab, son of immigrants...
When political leaders have the chance to fairly and independently redraw our electoral maps, they should take it. And when our governor refuses to...
For more than two years, a bipartisan group of lawmakers studied how consumers’ cars were repaired following a collision and how the insurance...
Gov. Chris Sununu recently vetoed House Bill 664, a measure dealing with vehicle repair standards. As passed by the Legislature, the bill would...
Tonight, voters, most of whom have only just begun to pay serious attention to the contestants seeking to replace Donald Trump, will have a chance...
Two years ago, I wrote an editorial in the New Hampshire Business Review in which I highlighted deep concerns about our county systems of...
A terrible thing happened in our community. A high school teacher, a “trusted adult,” stands charged with sexually assaulting one of our students...